Archives for November 2022

Erik Williams-USA TODAY Sports Zach Dezenzo was Houston’s 12th round pick this year. We’re looking at all 316 players to appear in Houston’s system in 2022. Zach Dezenzo is a six-foot-four, 220 lb. right-handed infielder (mostly a third baseman) from Canton, OH. Born on May 11, 2000, he was Houston’s 12th round selection in 2022, 373rd off the board out of The Ohio … [Read more...] about Oops! All Astros: Zach Dezenzo

George Walker IV / Tennessean.com Multi-position weapon was an upside play who needed mechanical updates as a 7th round pick. So far he has taken to them like a fish to water. Despite some intriguing tools, Joey Loperfido flew under the draft radar for the most part during his time at Duke. The Philadelphia native was a four year contributor for the Blue Devils, had … [Read more...] about Taking Stock – Joey Loperfido

Fresh off a World Series title, Houston has increased its offensive firepower. … [Read more...] about What makes José Abreu a perfect fit for Astros' star-studded lineup

Houston isn't done making moves after signing 2020 AL MVP José Abreu earlier this week. … [Read more...] about Astros reportedly in free agency discussions with Willson Contreras

DOHA, Qatar (AP) — American soccer hopes to be ascendant, to challenge the NFL, Major League Baseball and the NBA in the competition for U.S. market share. Reaching the final 16 with Tuesday night’s 1-0 win over Iran was another step for a team whose success is measured in television viewers and buzz along with final scores. “I don’t know the final numbers, but I’m sure there … [Read more...] about Iran win another step as US soccer tries to boost interest